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https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/bolster-and-seat-recover.31248/

Might be easier to have one fabricated locally. Could even do it yourself. Foam off Amazon, material from Fabric Warehouse. I did all mine with the wife sewing and we're still together!

It begs the reminder... Check your hydraulic lines - especially the black plastic ones that go to the engine(s). I had one burst from rubbing on the protective boot on the cable (I thought this was to protect it from rubbing!). I had little time to get the engines straight before all steering...

I've been waiting on this job too. The access blows. Prob will hire it out....

It's a legit concern on DCs, CCs and any GW without a hard top. The upholstery gets smoked in the sun.

Pretty funny how they are advertising... Fishermen, middle class and even some rich need not apply. gradywhite.com https://www.gradywhite.com/luxury boats Grady-White Luxury Boat Sale | Design Your Grady Today

Same here. I have a EPIRB and and a PLB onboard, never needed. Test every year though. Batteries are not cheap!

Another winning design. You'd think the ties would have been more than plastic....

Can check with A&J Canvas in Vanceboro NC, they make the enclosures and covers for GW. Locally is prob your best bet. Plenty of marine canvas companies out there.

LOL priceless.....

Wondering if there are any long term downside effects....

Not a fan of lithium batteries on a boat. There are a few very good ones if you spend that money. The chemistry and being on the water is not a good mix in my book.

Break Out Another Thousand.....

On mine it comes from the breaker panel up thru the electronics enclosure in the dash and then up the stanchion on top of the electronics enclosure to the rradio box with the 2 doors under the hardtop. Pretty much stops there.

Sorry, one final thing. If you don't have the plates in and want them installed, you'll likely need to loosen and isolate from the fiberglass with something as the pipes will get hot and you'll need to remove any wiring inside the pipes which may or may not be a big PIA. GW runs some wiring...

Last one.... https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/hardtop-outriggers-done.8555/#post-54216

https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/outrigger-install-on-grady-232-hardtop-weld-or-backer-plate.24647/#post-149357

Here's one. https://www.greatgrady.com/threads/hardtop-thickness.15813/#post-102546

The first thing to check is the hardtop frame. Are their supports already welded in? If so, I would approach it from the underside using the supports as the guide for hardtop rod holder as a guide and using a hole saw for the outrigger base and the proper size drill bit for the mounting bolts...

Keep looking maybe your model boat will get parted out at some point.